Home decoration and garden stores Mexico City

It is an important handicraft market that has been open for over 50 years. In the Ciudadela, you can find all the Mexican handicrafts at very reasonable prices: textiles, traditional toys, hammocks, wicker and leather articles, black ceramics from Oaxaca... come from the smallest corners of the country. Before taking the plane back home, this is really the place to go for last minute gifts. There is no doubt that you will find your happiness at good prices. You can eat there (small restaurant on the square inside) or drink a cold beer.

Open from 11 a. m. to 20 p. m., this boutique sells interior furniture and original objects, some of which are of Mexican origin. Very nice.

Wide store for all kinds of items of good quality and at prices ranging from lowest to highest: shopping, discs, silverware, clothing, pottery, wood… Free packaging for air transport.

A beautiful boutique that sells a wide variety of decorative objects, some linked to Mexican folk crafts, others more modern and original. A huge calavera - these skeletons throughout Mexico - is placed on the balcony's balcony.

This is the best of Mexico's handmade production, and for good reason: the selection was made by the Museum of Popular Art. Here, pottery and ceramics, plant creations, alebrijes, jewelry, wood, metal and leather have been fashioned by the best of the country's traditional creators. You will also find traditional clothing. A great place to support the artisans and take home quality souvenirs. For those who forget to shop in town, there is also a shop at the airport.

In this very large and beautiful colonial house, which offers a bohemian atmosphere, there are dozens of small, carefully selected shops. Here you can find beautiful handicrafts, vintage design, crockery, works of art and unclassifiable objects. And it's been going on since 1960! A small plus of the place: the excellent gastronomic proposals in the patio with traditional music (guitars, marimba) and margaritas with mezcal. A pleasant stage of colonial Mexico to be missed under no pretext.

If you can't get enough of markets, stop by this one, which is roughly the equivalent of the Ciudadela for this southern part of the city. On two floors, you can find handicrafts from all over Mexico: dishes, baskets, or, a little less typical, tote bags and figurines bearing the effigy of Frida Kahlo (the Casa Azul is a few blocks away). As always, it is a pleasure to wander through this joyful bazaar of a thousand and one colours.